These recumbent animals are carved in high relief. There are subtle differentiations between the two animals.

Inscription in Babylonian Jewish Aramaic.

This vase, slightly carinated at shoulder level, has a rounded, almost hemispherical lower body, a short narrow neck, and a flared rim.

This bowl is decorated with recumbent lions and calves before the symbol of the god An.

This jar bears a unique quadralingual inscription of Darius I. The three cuneiform inscriptions in Akkadian, Elamite and Old Persian languages read: "Darius [great] king".